Darkscifi Stories

Уриель - варфрейм, разделённый между светом и тьмой. Чем ближе он становится к своей целостности, тем сильнее меняется мир вокруг него... и он сам. P.S. Идея, персонажи и сюжет развиваются в процессе написания. При создании некоторых элементов использовалась помощь ИИ для оформления и доработки текста.

The world is your playground. You can do whatever your heart desires. But no matter how far you dig into the sandbox, you only ever touch the surface of a truth so fragile... it looks like a lie pretending to exist. Corporations. Organizations. Companies. All of them want the same thing. Power. And they will reshape themselves endlessly to get it. They rise, decay, and pull others down with them like gravity learning how to think. But what if that ecosystem... is not the core truth? What if it is only the reflection? Because beneath everything you see, there is something colder. Older. A structure that does not belong to your understanding of reality. And the world you stand on is not simply a world. It is a mirror. And something on the other side is watching it break. An entity that does not understand freedom.. but recognizes it. And when that envy becomes loud enough... it slips through. Not visibly. Not cleanly. Not in a way anyone is meant to notice. Because nobody sees it. And even those who do? are never believed... Except for one. Except them. They do not call it a miracle. They do not call it a conspiracy. They classify it. Contain it. Convert it into something usable. In a world where war is constant and corporations monetize survival itself, there is still something operating beneath the surface-moving through black waters, cleaning up what should not exist, and charging a price no one can fully understand. Officially, they are just another black water organization. Unremarkable. Deniable. Replaceable. But in the margins of erased reports and sealed files? they have a name. I.R.R.C.

He doesn't exist. That's why he can change everything. In a world governed by LINK, where every movement is monitored and every flaw is corrected, perfection is not a goal- It's enforced. Maya and Shiro are proof of that. Their bodies, forcefully fused with technology, were never meant to work together. Every step hurts. Every movement fights itself. The system keeps them alive-but never whole. Until something changes. The pain... stops. Not because of the system. But because of something else. Something unseen. Something the system cannot detect. Something that shouldn't exist. It doesn't know what it is. It doesn't know who it is. But when it's near- Everything becomes right. As the anomaly grows stronger, the system begins to fracture. The Admin searches for a threat it cannot perceive. And Vale, the architect of forced perfection, will stop at nothing to control what cannot be understood. Because if something exists outside the system- Then the system was never perfect to begin with.

Oliver Kral is a competitive gamer who just washed out of a Prague esports tournament. The loss stings, but it's nothing compared to what comes next. Within days, Oliver and a woman he barely knows are ripped from their lives and strapped to examination tables inside a featureless white chamber. Their captors are small, silent, and unmistakably not human. No explanations or demands. Just restraints, sedation, and routines designed to strip away everything familiar. He's not alone. Other captives have been here longer. An intelligence agent. A mob boss. A medic. A linguist. Each one carrying a different piece of a puzzle none of them asked to solve. Together, they begin mapping the patterns of their prison, looking for cracks in a system built by something far more advanced than anything on Earth. Then a voice appears inside Oliver's mind. It calls itself Shadow. It claims to be a fragment of something their captors tried to destroy. It offers knowledge, perception, and a way out. But freedom has a price. And Shadow isn't telling him everything. Set in Central Europe, Xenoforming is a grounded first contact story about ordinary people pushed past every limit they thought they had. Survival, adaptation, and the growing suspicion that their abduction was never random. This is the first book in the Xenoforming series.

What if the worst day of your life gave you the greatest power? Christopher Jackson has spent years bouncing through foster homes, haunted by the loss of his parents and a shadowy figure that stalks his nightmares. Just when he starts to build a new life with his aunt, uncle, and cousin in Chicago, a field trip to a groundbreaking energy turbine changes everything. An explosion. A surge of electricity. And suddenly, Christopher can move faster than the eye can see. Now calling himself Blue Star, this ordinary middle-schooler must learn to control his powers while facing: · A burning villain born from the same accident · A mysterious crime boss called Mr. Knight · A dark figure from his dreams who claims their final confrontation is coming With the help of his quirky friends and a reluctant aunt who just wants him to finish his chores, Christopher must decide: Is he strong enough to save a city that doesn't know he exists? The Stupendous Chris Jay is a superhero origin story about grief, faith, found family, and the kid who refuses to run away, even when running is his greatest power. Perfect for fans of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and Static Shock.

Twelve-year-old Christopher Jackson is no ordinary kid. After surviving a catastrophic explosion that granted him superhuman speed, he becomes Chicago's newest hero: Chris Jay. But saving the city comes at a cost. Haunted by the death of his parents and struggling to balance school, friendship, and a secret identity, Christopher faces enemies more dangerous than ever before. The sinister organization known as the Hidden Hand is back, led by the mysterious Mr. Knight, now armed with a volatile new super-soldier called Syncope, a grieving father turned living weapon. Meanwhile, a shadowy speedster known as the Dark Figure has been watching Christopher his entire life, claiming to come from a future Chris Jay himself destroyed. As the lives of his loved ones are in danger, Christopher must push his powers beyond their limits. With the help of his loyal friends, his police officer uncle, and a girl who sees right through his mask, Chris Jay races against time to stop a city from burning and to uncover the truth about the darkness still to come. The Expeditious Chris Jay is a heart-pounding, action-packed origin story about loss, legacy, and the impossible speed of hope.

In a decaying, neon-drenched metropolis where humanity has been reduced to a managed supply chain, a high-ranking director named Mara confronts the monstrous reality of her own creation. Having spent centuries codifying a brutal, sterile "Redaction Protocol" to govern her society, she is forced to reckon with the consequences when her subordinates leverage those very same legal clauses to justify a mass, systematic culling of her citizens. It is a chilling exploration of administrative horror and the cost of order, where a woman who traded empathy for efficiency realizes that her "masterpiece" of operational management is, in truth, an optimized blueprint for an abattoir.

Evara Greenblade had lived an entire life in the wildlands outside of the commonwealth. But when agents of the crown raid her family's home, her chance at survival hinges on a few strangely expressed genes and a talent that seems to be flickering out of existence in separation from her sister, Senya. Caught with only partial control of her senses in a new city with a rigid social order, her trial by fire is tempered by the help of an unlikely group of social misfits & jaded aristocrats. She only has two options - find her footing or fall into the abyss. This is the cleaner version of the story. I have removed/reworked any explicit scenes and will release the mature version at a later date. Note: I am new to Wattpad & will assume that most comments soliciting services are bots. I am a professional editor & former journalist with contacts but I'm also broke & trying to make multiple creative projects float on a shoestring budget. I cannot afford to buy your services at this time regardless of how wonderful they may be. I dearly appreciate any feedback & am open to suggestion & discussion. I try to respond as quickly as possible but often have other commitments & may only login to Wattpad once every couple of weeks to add new sections. If you leave a comment, thank you in advance, I look forward to reading & responding if appropriate.

UWAGA: Projekt w całości animowany w SuperGrok! Obejrzyj teaser wideo w pierwszym rozdziale! Para poszukiwaczy przygód, Arietta (28) i Matthew (44), zostaje uwięziona w starożytnej egipskiej świątyni. Przez niefortunny wypadek Matthew zmienia się w 15-metrowego giganta. Ogrom ciała staje się jednak tylko tłem dla potwornej, starożytnej choroby, która budzi w nim instynkty zagrażające życiu jego partnerki. Historia będzie w pełni w formie animacji, jako pierwszy na świecie film średnio/pełnometrażowy typu non-sexual giant vore, przypominający takie historie jak "Beastars" czy "Zaklęty w smoka".

Xavier Bell's life is going nowhere. At twenty-four, he's broke, lonely, and stuck working closing shifts at McDonald's while the rest of the world seems to be moving on without him. Then Ascend Life launches-the most advanced life-simulation MMO ever created. Inside the game, players become Guides, invisible voices assigned to help digital inhabitants survive and thrive in the sprawling island city of Ascend Bay. For Xavier, it is supposed to be an escape. Then he meets Lena Vale. Guarded, stubborn, and fighting to survive in one of Ascend Bay's poorest districts, Lena does not want a Guide. She does not trust Xavier. She barely trusts anyone. But the more he helps her, the more real she feels. Her fear. Her humor. Her anger. Her loneliness. Soon, Ascend Life stops feeling like a game. And when rumors spread that the people inside Ascend Bay may not be artificial at all, Xavier is forced to face a terrifying question: If Lena is real... what has he been playing?

Book 1 of The Last Survivors Series "If you're not afraid, you ain't human." Geneva wakes up on the cold floor of a ruined store. No memories. No way out. Just a dead city swallowed by silence, walled in by towering barricades... and the feeling that something is watching. The streets are empty. The world has rotted. But the monsters are still here. Hiding in the dark. Waiting. She's not alone. In the ruins of an abandoned school, six strangers are trapped just like her-no past, no answers, no way to escape. But survival has rules. Stay quiet. Stay in the light. And whatever you do-don't let them see you. All they can do for themselves is... Remember. Survive. Run. Collaborating with @_kthlovesjjk_

They called her Project Null because they thought she was nothing. In a secret laboratory beneath a poisoned town, Sterling Research has spent decades trying to engineer the perfect human. The children who succeed become the Preferred - beautiful, powerful, obedient, and deadly. The children who fail are labeled undesirable and erased. During a break-in meant to expose Sterling's contamination of the town's water, Tori Reyes-Cross discovers a room full of the children the lab tried to bury. Among them is a baby girl in a pink blanket, marked for disposal because she shows no powers at all. Tori refuses to leave her behind. She names her Eden. With her husband Kai, a former military operative, Tori vanishes into the wilderness and raises Eden as her own. But as Eden grows, the truth becomes impossible to ignore: her powers were never absent. They were waiting. Now Sterling wants its lost experiment back. And Eden is about to prove that the child they threw away may be the most dangerous one they ever made.

A sealed research facility goes into lockdown after a containment failure no one can explain. Armin Grunthal is supposed to read pressure levels, bad wiring, damaged locks, and the small mechanical problems that get people hurt. He is good at it because he trusts physical evidence more than official answers. But when workers start showing symptoms, maps disappear, doors stop matching their labels, and automated announcements offer "safe" routes that lead deeper into the wrong parts of the building, the job turns into something else. He is not alone for long. Maela is a medic who keeps people alive by turning fear into procedure. Cassian is a driver with enough nerve and bad timing to make danger sound almost manageable. Gunnar is a facilities veteran who understands old metal better than most people understand each other. Lev is a rescued tech carrying data someone tried to bury. Together, they move through sealed corridors, failing systems, false directions, and the remains of decisions made before they ever entered the wing. No one has the full truth. No one has a clean way out. Every route costs heat, time, blood, or trust. And the deeper they go, the clearer it gets: the danger is not just what escaped. It is what people allowed.

I didn't chase. I didn't hunted. I was guided... I think something is wrong . At first, it was nothing. Just small things-repeats, patterns, gaps. Now it's... different. No filters. No edits. No rewrites. I'm posting this in real time-exactly as it happens. I don't know when it started. I don't know how it ends. I must document everything- in case I forget what's real. Or worse, in case something else remembers for me because if I don't notice what's happening maybe it's already too late. The Nutcase explores the terrifying possibility that the voice meant to protect us... may be leading us somewhere else entirely.

Family is important to everyone. Including those not of this world. But how far would you go to save someone you love? One race fights for survival while the other fights for the life of just one. When a strange and dangerous hunt begins, one man's instincts to stay alive just may see him back home to his wife and daughter. Though the price of salvation is high. Desperation may just be their ticket to survival, but it's a race to see who gets there first.

Months after the events at the Helios Institute, the Silence has lifted, but the world is... wrong. Sounds have begun to appear with no source - melodies in empty rooms, words that no one said, voices whispering in languages humanity never created. The universe has started improvising. It's learning to compose without its listeners. Lyra Carrow and the surviving team are scattered across the globe, while Orin Vale - once a trapped consciousness within the resonance - finds himself reborn in physical form. But his return comes with a cost: he's connected to the new Dreamwave - the living field of sound that's rewriting reality one dream at a time. To save what remains of memory, Orin and Lyra must confront a terrifying truth: the universe has moved on - and it's no longer listening.

In a future where memories are commodities and personhood is negotiable, Nathan Correll has spent his life running from ghosts. A former Ranger turned smuggler, he's made a career of staying invisible. But when a routine job leads him to a terrified child who shouldn't exist, Nathan makes a choice that shatters everything he thought he knew. The girl's name is Csilla. She hums lullabies that were forgotten centuries ago. She speaks in voices that aren't her own. And she remembers things only the dead should know. Now Nathan and his AI companion Kay are hunted across the stars by the Altruist Order-a regime that controls resurrection technology and views Csilla as both miracle and threat. As they race to uncover her origins, they discover a truth more dangerous than any weapon: Csilla carries the memories of a woman Nathan once loved, a woman whose death was no accident. With an Executioner questioning his faith, a scientist hiding her sins, and an AI experiencing something dangerously close to a soul, Nathan must decide what matters more-the truth that could topple an empire, or the life of one impossible child. In a universe where loyalty is rare and freedom rarer still, "One Last Witness" asks how far we'll go to protect those who shouldn't exist-and what it costs to choose mercy over justice in a world that has forgotten both.

H.P Lovecraft fan fiction